Rick Lynch

Rick Lynch

Rick has been a member of Skyscrapers since 1969 when he gave his first presentation at a monthly meeting. Over the years his astronomical interests have primarily focused on meteor observing, comets, variable stars, and deep sky observing. For the last several years Rick has been very focused on measuring double stars, and observing the many star clusters listed in the lesser known catalogues; Trumpler, Berkley, King, Dolidze, Basel, Czernik, Ruprecht, etc. He observes is from his two home observatories in Greenville, RI

Last updated: August 22, 2022
  • Van Vleck Observatory
  • Van Vleck Observatory
  • Van Vleck Observatory
  • Saturn from Van Vleck Observatory
  • Saturn from Van Vleck Observatory
  • Van Vleck Observatory
  • Jupiter from Van Vleck Observatory
  • Jupiter from Van Vleck Observatory
  • Jupiter from Van Vleck Observatory
  • Van Vleck Observatory
  • Transit of Venus
  • Transit of Venus
  • Transit of Venus
  • Transit of Venus
  • Transit of Venus
  • Al Hall at AstroAssembly 2003
  • 5
  • Al Hall's Unitron Refractors
  • Jeff Regester
  • Peter Boyce at AstroAssembly 2003
  • Dr. John Mustard at AstroAssembly 2003
  • Scott Tracey at AstroAssembly 2003
  • AstroAssembly Evening Program
  • Gerry Dyck at AstroAssembly 2003
  • The Objective of the 20
  • The Objective of the 20
  • Looking at Mars through the 20
  • Looking at Mars through the 20
  • The Skyscrapers at Van Vleck Observatory
  • Mars from Van Vleck Observatory
  • Skyscrapers at Van Vleck Observatory
  • The Skyscrapers at Van Vleck Observatory
  • Looking at Mars through the 20
  • Mars Night
  • Mars Night
  • Mars Night
  • Mars Night
  • Mars Night
  • Mars Night
  • Mars Night
  • Mars Night
  • Mars Night
  • Comet Machholz
  • Comet Machholz